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THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers

Posted by M64 on February 29, 2016, 2:40 pm

Floundering in mid-table, looks as though the season is as good as over. Apparently we played quite well on Saturday but couldn't score. So much for our 60 goals a season forward line. Even McFall Over didn;'t get off the bench. Fullarton preferring Alan Smith up front, amazing really considering he hasn't scored in over two years.

Can't see the manager lasting long when we have new owners.

Well this really should be a 4-0 or 5-0 home win, but who can tell what frame of mind Notts will be in, Daggers are a team of mostly kids and youth players we should thrash them.

I'm going for 2-0 it should be 5 but we'll probably lose in which case the manager really should just walk away.

WE'RE THE ONE AND ONLY EXILES.....GRRRRRRRRRR

Re: THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers

Posted by NZ FRED on February 29, 2016, 9:42 pm, in reply to "THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers"

A 1-0 win for me and a day's breathing space for full of whatever.
Is Smith on a play every game contract in reward for not leaving?
We just have to have Noble in the middle for creativity. He will leave at the end of the season at this rate.Probabaly an 8 man defence and 2 up front.

Regards
NZ FRED

Re: THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers

Posted by swedish pie on March 1, 2016, 5:24 am, in reply to "Re: THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers"

A win would provide a new feeling,
It is too late to have any significance but anyway it would give the impression that we have the capacity to get results.

Re: THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers

Posted by Jess Porlock on March 1, 2016, 8:09 pm, in reply to "Re: THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers"

I'll settle for staying up but I think Stead will score twice tonight so 2-0.

Re: THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers

Posted by Jess Porlock on March 1, 2016, 10:31 pm, in reply to "THE FLOUNDERING MAGPIES v The Daggers"

Hey, they never lose an opportunity to disappoint !

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